“Yes, it's going to happen - there's no doubt about that! I'm going to bring it back in the near or the distant future. I mean, I’ve lost my home and I need to build a new one.
Space Ibiza’s legacy lives on as one of the greatest clubs to ever exist in Ibiza and potentially the world. It closed in 2016 with Carl Cox at the helm whose name was synonymous with the club. He held a residency there for close to two decades and now wants to rebuild the club somewhere on the island.
“We have the idea of bringing Space back next year for maybe an opening and closing, but apart from that we are actually looking for a new area to build a new Space somewhere on the island,” said Cox.
He went on further to make his intentions even more clear when pressed about the issue, saying there is “no doubt….I'm going to bring it back in the near or the distant future.”
“Space was built as an independent club in Playa d'en Bossa. Playa d'en Bossa only became Playa d'en Bossa because of Space. The new Space doesn't actually have to be on Playa d'en Bossa. Obviously we need some place where it's a little bit quiet,” he says.
“We have the idea of bringing Space back next year for maybe an opening and closing, but apart from that we are actually looking for a new area to build a new Space somewhere on the island,” said Cox.
He went on further to make his intentions even more clear when pressed about the issue, saying there is “no doubt….I'm going to bring it back in the near or the distant future.”
“Space was built as an independent club in Playa d'en Bossa. Playa d'en Bossa only became Playa d'en Bossa because of Space. The new Space doesn't actually have to be on Playa d'en Bossa. Obviously we need some place where it's a little bit quiet,” he says.
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